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What Does Another Trump Presidency Mean For Your Investments?

What Does Another Trump Presidency Mean For Your Investments?

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll know that the American public recently voted Donald Trump as president. Again.  This has huge ramifications for the U.S. and the rest of the world, and this article will explain what it might mean for the investment market and your cash.   The stock market reacts to […]
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The Budget, Inheritance Tax, and Your Pension

The Budget, Inheritance Tax, and Your Pension

The biggest pension bombshell of the Budget came in the form of an IHT (inheritance tax) announcement. It states that as of April 6th, 2027, inherited pension funds will be liable to IHT, so some savers will have to rethink their retirement planning. In this article, we’ll explore the changes and explain who will be […]
Can You Trust Social Media Investment Advice?

Can You Trust Social Media Investment Advice?

The digital world is where people of all ages spend lots of their free time. Whether it’s browsing Facebook for neighbourhood gossip, getting dinner recipes from Instagram or TikTok, or finding something to argue about on Twitter, we’re all guilty of spending a bit too long online. This has led to an increase in social […]
5 Wealth Management Tips for Widows and Widowers

5 Wealth Management Tips for Widows and Widowers

Losing a spouse is one of the toughest experiences you’ll face. You aren’t thinking straight, you’re overwhelmed, and even if you think you’re dealing with it well, you won’t be in a position to make the best financial decisions. Unfortunately, many widows and widowers don’t realise this and commit to large purchases whilst in the […]
Starting a Pension if You’re Self Employed

Starting a Pension if You’re Self Employed

Pensions are the lifeblood of your retirement but unfortunately, self-employed people tend to disregard them. This is problematic in many ways, primarily because if you work for yourself, you don’t have workplace pension contributions in place. This means organising a personal pension is hugely important, but how do you start? This article will explain everything […]
Stick or Twist – Should I Fix My Mortgage or Wait for Better Rates?

Stick or Twist – Should I Fix My Mortgage or Wait for Better Rates?

Interest rates have finally fallen, and mortgage rates are beginning to fall as a result. However, is it wise to wait for better deals in the future, or should you take advantage of lower rates now and fix your mortgage ASAP? This article will answer these questions and more so you can fully understand what […]
Posted in Mortgage
How to Focus on What You Can Control with Your Investments Copy

How to Focus on What You Can Control with Your Investments Copy

Every investor thinks they can beat the market and unfortunately, many of them fail. This is largely because they do much with their investments which feels like being productive but actually reduces the chances of high returns. In this article, we’ll explain how to focus on what you can control with your investments. The goal […]
When and Why to Remortgage

When and Why to Remortgage

Your mortgage is probably your largest monthly expense and while it’s financially prudent to own a property, you should ensure your deal is the best it can be. In this article, we’ll explain the fine art of the remortgage. Helping you understand when and why to explore your options, we’ll enable you to reduce your […]
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Tips and Predictions for Labour’s October Budget

Tips and Predictions for Labour’s October Budget

Labour will announce its first UK budget on October 30th and Keir Starmer has repeatedly stated how tough it will be. But what does this mean, what will they change, and how will it affect you? This article will deliver a series of tips and predictions for the upcoming UK budget. Using our vast expertise, […]
How to Beat The 60% Tax Trap

How to Beat The 60% Tax Trap

If you’re a higher-rate taxpayer, you might fall into a 60% tax bracket without realising it. However, there are several ways to avoid paying more tax than you bargained for, which we’ll discuss in this article. Let’s jump in with an important question.   What is the 60% tax trap? The 60% tax rate is […]
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